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We provide more than 240 services to people in our local communities as well as being the UK's leading provider of national and specialist services.
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Child and Adolescent Body Dysmorphic Disorder Service
Our service provides assessment and treatment for young people with Body Dysmorphic Disorder (BDD).
We provide a range of evidence-based care packages, tailored to meet the needs of the young person and their parents or carers.
Many of the young people we see are offered individual CBT, which may involve parents or carers and other family members.
We have an active research programme and are committed to increasing knowledge and understanding of the disorders we treat, and developing our treatments to help improve the outcomes for young people with BDD.
We also offer an extensive programme of training and consultancy in the assessment, treatment and management of different aspects of BDD through seminars, workshops, individual case supervision and research project supervision.
All service users referred to our service will be expected to maintain contact with their local CAMHS or GP service. These services will receive correspondence from our team throughout treatment.Address: Michael Rutter Centre
Maudsley Hospital
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Child and Adolescent Forensic Service (Maudsley Hospital)
We provide specialist forensic services, treating complex and high-risk cases. Many of the young people we work with are vulnerable, and present with severe psychopathology.
Young people referred to us may be involved with the criminal justice system or be at high risk of being so in the future. They are likely to present with behavioural problems like violence and aggression towards others, harming themselves, fire setting or engaging in sexually inappropriate behaviour.
We aim to provide a fast-track service for cases requiring an urgent response because of the nature of the presenting problem or, in some cases, the time limits imposed by criminal proceedings. We conduct home and community assessments where appropriate.Address: Michael Rutter Centre
Maudsley Hospital
De Crespigny Park, London, SE5 8AZCategory: Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (National and Specialist)
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Child and Adolescent Mental Health of Intellectual Disability Service
The Mental Health of Intellectual Disability Service (MHID) is service for young people of up to 18 years of age. Our service assesses young people with recognised intellectual disabilities (also referred to as learning disabilities or global developmental delay), and associated behavioural or mental health problems, including autism spectrum disorders (ASD), attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), obsessive compulsive disorder, psychosis, depression, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), feeding disorders, offending behaviours and sleep disorders.
Address: Michael Rutter Centre
Maudsley Hospital
De Crespigny Park, London, SE5 8AZCategory: Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (National and Specialist)
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Child and Adolescent Neuropsychiatry Service (Maudsley Hospital)
We offer assessment, interventions, consultation and second opinions about neuropsychiatric disorders. We have close links with other teams within the Trust and the Institute of Psychiatry, and have clinical and research expertise at an international level.
Address: Michael Rutter Centre
Maudsley Hospital
De Crespigny Park, London, SE5 8AZCategory: Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (National and Specialist)
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Child and Adolescent Obsessive Compulsive Disorder Service
Our service provides assessment and treatment for young people with obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) and related conditions, including BDD, tic disorders, Tourette’s syndrome, anxiety and habit disorders, including trichotillomania. We also assess and treat OCD related anxiety disorders in young people with a developmental disorder, e.g. autism spectrum disorders or neurological conditions.
We provide a range of evidence-based care packages, tailored to meet the needs of the young person and their parents or carers.
Many of the young people we see are offered individual Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), which may involve parents or carers and other family members.
The video here shows young people and their family’s stories about engaging with CBT and their recovery.
OCD is Not Me
We have an active research programme and are committed to increasing knowledge and understanding of the disorders we treat, and developing our treatments to help improve the outcomes for young people with OCD.
We also offer an extensive programme of training and consultancy in the assessment, treatment and management of different aspects of OCD through seminars, workshops, individual case supervision and research project supervision.
All service users referred to our service will be expected to maintain contact with their local CAMHS or GP service. These services will receive correspondence from our team throughout treatment.Address: Michael Rutter Centre
Maudsley Hospital
De Crespigny Park, London, SE5 8AZCategory: Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (National and Specialist)
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Child and Adolescent PICU (Bethlem Royal Hospital)
We are a Psychiatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) for adolescents between the ages of 12 to 18 years old. Our unit is part of the South London Partnership, and is located within the heart of south London at the Bethlem Royal hospital.
The CAMHS Adolescent PICU is an 8-bedded mixed-sex unit for young people with an acute mental health illness who cannot be safely cared for on a general adolescent unit.
Our unit provides short, focused admissions (six to eight weeks) to decrease the level of risk so that the young person may be transferred back to a less restrictive environment.
We treat young people experiencing severe mental health problems, and who require a hospital admission within a more intensive and secure setting. All of the young people admitted to our unit will be detained under the Mental Health Act 1983.
Should the young person's level of risks exceed that which can be safely managed on a PICU, or their level of risk is continuing beyond a reasonable period, they may be transferred to a low or medium secure unit for on-going treatment.
We offer a broad range of treatments, including medication, cognitive behaviour therapy, group work, psycho educational family work, systemic family work and art psychotherapy. Our multi-disciplinary team is made up of psychiatrists, psychologists, nurses, teachers, occupational therapists, social workers and other therapists.
A 24-hour, seven day a week emergency admission service is offered for both new presentations to services via A&E, the police, or for those requiring transfer from general adolescent units within the South London Partnership.
We maintain close links with the person's referring team to ensure they experience a smooth transition back to the local General Adolescent unit or in some cases straight to the community. Our ward is part of the larger CAMHS inpatient care pathway across the South London Partnership, which includes crisis care, generic adolescent inpatient care and a supported discharge service.
The South London Partnership (SLP) is a collaboration between South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust, Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust and South West London and St George's NHS Foundation Trust. The SLP aims to provide a local Tier 4 CAMHS provision across South London to avoid admissions out of area to private hospitals.CAMHS PICU...
Address: Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services, Denis Hill Unit, Bethlem Royal Hospital, Monks Orchard Road, Beckenham, BR3 3BX
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Child and Adolescent Trauma, Anxiety and Depression Clinic
Our service is for children and adolescents with difficulties arising from exposure to traumatic and severely stressful events.
We offer assessment and treatment to children and adolescents who experience severe and/or treatment-resistant post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), anxiety disorders and unipolar depression. We also provide second opinion assessments for the diagnosis and treatment of complex trauma, anxiety and/or depression.
We deliver clinical training and offer clinical supervision to local teams and schools. We collaborate with the UK government and local commissioning groups to set up and manage public health initiatives related to disasters and emergencies.
We lead in research on ways of improving and disseminating evidence-based treatments for traumatised young people and their families. People seen in our clinic are often invited to participate in ongoing research projects.
We also provide training in the assessment and treatment of post-traumatic responses in young people and families.Trauma, Anxiety and Depression (TAD) Clinic...
Address: Michael Rutter Centre
Maudsley Hospital
De Crespigny Park, London, SE5 8AZCategory: Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (National and Specialist)
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Chronic Fatigue Service (Maudsley Hospital)
This is a specialist service, available to people from across the UK. Our service provides assessment and treatment programmes for people with chronic fatigue syndrome. We offer evidence-based treatments that are routinely evaluated. Our goal is to increase the person's functioning and reduce the severity of their fatigue.
We also offer assessment and treatment to people with fatigue associated with a chronic disease such as rheumatoid arthritis, multiple sclerosis and HIV. Our team is at the forefront of research, continually testing new treatments and new ways of delivering them.
Address: Mapother House
Maudsley Hospital
Denmark Hill, London, SE5 8AZCategory: Adult Mental Health Services (National)
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Clare Ward (Ladywell Unit, Lewisham Hospital)
Clare Ward is in the Ladywell Unit at University Hospital Lewisham. We provide services for men and women, aged 18-65, with acute psychiatric illnesses. Acute illnesses start quickly and have distressing symptoms. We provide care for people who live in the London Borough of Lewisham.
We offer psychiatric assessment, care and treatment in hospital, which helps reduce the risk to self and others.Address: Ladywell Unit
University Hospital Lewisham
Lewisham High Street, London, SE13 6LWCategory: Adult Mental Health Services (Local)
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Community Forensic Service (Croydon)
Croydon Community Forensic Team based at Queens Resource Centre, Queens Road, who care for people who have a permanent address in the London Borough of Croydon and provide community-based assessment, treatment and care for people, aged 18-65.
A Forensic community team provide care for people with offending histories who, with appropriate care and treatment, pose a low risk to the public. They may also be subject to Home Office restrictions, Probation Orders or have judicial proceedings outstanding.
The team is made up of psychiatrists, community psychiatric nurses, social workers Psychologists and occupational therapists.
Who work closely with the police, the public protection unit and the local Multi-Agency Public Protection Arrangement (MAPPA) team to support people in the community.Address: Queens Resource Centre
66a Queens Road
Croydon, London, CR0 2PRCategory: Adult Mental Health Services (Local)
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Community Mental Health Team for Older Adults (Lambeth South)
The South West Lambeth Community Mental Health Team (CMHT) for older adults provides community-based assessment, treatment and care for people, aged over 65, who have mental health problems.
We care for people who live in the London Borough of Lambeth (South).
We are a team of psychiatrists, psychological therapists, mental health nurses, social workers and occupational therapists who specialise in older adult mental health care. Wherever possible, we provide care in people's homes.
We help people to maintain their health, and to live as independently as possible in their communities.Address: 5 Streatham Common South, London, SW16 3BT
Category: Community Mental Health Teams
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Community Mental Health Team for Older Adults (Lewisham South)
Our community Mental Health Team for Older Adults provides community-based assessment, treatment and care for people aged over 65 who have mental health problems and younger people with a diagnosis of dementia.
We are a team of psychiatrists, psychological therapists, mental health nurses, social workers and occupational therapists who specialise in older adult mental health care. We help people to maintain their health and to live as independently as possible in their community.Address: 91 Granville Park
Lewisham, London, SE13 7DWCategory: Mental Health of Older Adults and Dementia
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Community Mental Health Team for Older Adults (Southwark)
Our community Mental Health Team for older adults (Southwark) provides community-based assessment, treatment and care for people aged over 65 who have mental health problems and younger people with a diagnosis of dementia.
We are a team of psychiatrists, psychological therapists, mental health nurses, social workers and occupational therapists who specialise in older adult mental health care. We help people to maintain their health and to live as independently as possible in their community.Southwark CMHT...
Address: Marina House
63-65 Denmark Hill, Camberwell, London, SE5 8RSCategory: Mental Health of Older Adults and Dementia
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Community Opportunities Service (COS) Croydon
**Currently we are Working From Home, but are still supporting our clients, as before.
Summit House itself is closed, but we are still offering virtual meetings and have taken on additional work in support of our CMHT colleagues who are managing the COVID-19 infections and clinics.
The additional work so far has included, welfare checks, benefits issues, furlough advice, pharmacy issues, GP liaison and care restrictions and online reassurance and activities etc. Housing and Legal.**
Community Opportunities Service Croydon (COS) offers help and advice for people with mental health issues. We provide a service for people who would like to explore social or community activities, training, education, volunteering and / or employment opportunities.
We recognise that everyone's needs are different and the support we provide reflects this. Whether you want a Ôone off' piece of advice or continuing sessions to engage in several opportunities we will provide flexible support to suit the individual.
On receiving a referral an appointment will be arranged with a Vocational Specialist. Initial meetings will focus on understanding needs, interests and setting individual goals. Regular ongoing support will be offered to encourage engagement and positive outcomes. We work closely with people, healthcare professionals and relevant external partners to achieve successful outcomes.
We help people aged 18 to 65 who use SLaM community services.
Please talk to your care coordinator if you're interested in our service and they will make a referral.
We can offer different kinds of support which may include:
Help to find social activities and groups
Exercise and relaxation opportunities
Gain experience and confidence to apply for and undertake volunteering opportunities
Return to or prepare for education and training
Support to find employment
Help to retain current employment
Careers advice and signposting
Basic I.T. support
Advice and guidance on the benefit system and the new Welfare reforms
Advocate supportCCOS (Croydon Community Opportunities Service)...
Address: Jeanette Wallace House
1 Edridge Road
Croydon, London, CR0 1FECategory: Adult Mental Health Services (Local)
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Community Opportunities, Reablement and Engagement Service (CORE Croydon)
This service is for clients who live in:
Croydon Borough aged 18 to 65 who use SLaM community services. It is a voluntary option and clients must be able and willing to take part in activities. All clients will be screened for suitability to engage in activities.
Summary:
CORE staff are Working From Home and offer virtual meetings and calls. Currently, staff have also taken on additional work in support of CMHT Community Mental Health Team (CMHT) colleagues, who are managing the COVID-19 Pandemic. However, we are still open to help and support eligible clients.
CORE co-work with CMHT and IAPT staff by offering their clients help and support on their journey towards Resilience and Recovery.
CORE accept referral from clients who meet our criteria through the Community Mental Health Team or Relevant Advisor within Croydon.
CORE has two pathways Ð
The Reablement pathway is offered, as an alternative to care co-ordination. Staff will work with clients for a period of 6-12 weeks, with a view to helping them to develop resilience and/or reducing their dependence on mental health services. This Pathway does not include prescription of medication, so clients will need a GP to manage medical interventions. Reablement pathway will look at Activities of Daily Living (ADL) and at times refer to appropriate services.
The Vocational Pathway provide a service for clients who are able and willing to take part in activities this is not a mandatory option. As part of Vocational Pathway CORE staff will offer person centred support after referral and assessment, as either a Ôone off' piece of advice or continuing sessions up to one year. This Pathway is delivered on a co-working basis with CMHT staff. Vocational work is for clients who would like to explore social or community activities, such as training, education, volunteering and / or employment, as part of their recovery. To seek referral clients must talk with their CMHT.
Overview
On referral to either Pathway, clients will be checked for eligibility, screened and then invited to an appointment for an assessment. The Assessment will focus on understanding the needs, interests of clients and then to co-produce goals/plans. This stage will then be followed up by ongoing support encouraging engagement, achieving positive outcomes and/or to build independence and support networks in the Community.
Services
Depending on your Pathway CORE staff offer variety of support options which could include:
Help to find social activities and groups
Exercise and relaxation opportunities and physical well being
Gain experience and confidence to apply for and undertake volunteering
Return to or prepare for education and training
Support to find employment
Help to retain current employment
Careers advice and signposting
Basic I.T. support
Arrange Befriending
Advice and guidance on the benefit system and Welfare reforms
Advocacy support for Vocational Needs
Referral to more appropriate services
**Removal of Barriers to Engagement is only as part of the Pathways.Address: C/O Tina Arul, The CORE service , Jeanette Wallace House, 1 Edridge Rd, Croydon, London, CR0 1FE
Category: Adult Mental Health Service (Local)
